Simulation: After I Became a Blaze, My Childhood Sweetheart Regretted It for Life

This is a very good simulation novel. Although the overall plot is somewhat formulaic, the setting is novel and not cheesy. Perhaps due to the author being a novice, there are some inaccurate word choices in the early stages. A few grammatical errors don't significantly affect the overall reading experience. I believe it will improve as the author grows, and the future looks promising.

To be honest, the content is quite rich and gives a very good viewing experience; it's quite enjoyable. However, poor little ginseng is still too short. I discovered it yesterday afternoon around 2 PM and finished reading it around 4 PM. But today is Laba Festival, so I'll give it five stars. Happy Laba Festival, little ginseng! 😏😏😏😏

It's pretty good, but the multiple female lead theme is difficult to handle. It's generally hard to write romance in this kind of simulation-style multi-female lead story because the male lead is usually monogamous in the simulation world, while multiple female leads in the real world make the protagonist seem like a scumbag. It's so frustrating to see this kind of plot.

With its engaging dialogue, profound plot, and concise stories, this is an excellent work. You can see the author's dedication in polishing it, and the comments section is harmonious. It also reflects the author's transition from a side job to a full-time writer. The author's encouragement to stay focused and simply follow their own path is commendable. I highly recommend this excellent work to all readers!

Excellent simulator story, looking forward to the love triangle! 😋👍🏻 Will they kill off Vee's sister in the end? And then, after the sister's gone, Vee becomes a cybernetic madman and then kills the protagonist? 🤔 That kind of thing, ya da yo 😭

I'll give it a thumbs up. So far, the plot is reasonable and doesn't feel jarring. The romance is also well-written. If it maintains this level of quality, it'll definitely be a 9 or higher. Plus, it's not a traditional fantasy cultivation simulation, so it's definitely worth watching.

A fantastic story! I've been looking for a multi-planetary novel like Guardians of the Galaxy, and this one uses a simulator, with the protagonist acting as a link between various planets and civilizations. While the daily life after the simulator ends doesn't offer much description of the planets' unique characteristics, it still provides a glimpse into their simulated lives.

It's quite good. An even better point is that it's a pure romance; not every simulation involves a woman, causing him unnecessary emotional trouble—a definite plus. The writing is decent, and it reads smoothly without any lag.

Sure, the author of this novel seems to listen to advice, and it's clear that the writing gets better and better as it progresses. The choices and worlds in each simulation are quite interesting. You should check it out; if you like this genre, you shouldn't be disappointed.

The novel's plot is quite good, and the simulation process isn't too extensive, preventing any single plot point from becoming overly reliant on another. The first world is incredibly exciting, with plenty of memorable moments that prevent it from becoming tedious. The second world is slightly less impressive, but still very good, without wasting any writing potential.